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Caprice Brown lured a man to the Jurys Inn on Broad Street, Birmingham to rob him<\/p>\nCaprice Brown was sentenced to nine years for robbing two men after luring them to hotelsCaprice Brown lured a man to the Jurys Inn on Broad Street, Birmingham to rob him<\/p>\n
This is the face of a sex worker who lured two lonely men to hotels so she could rob them.<\/p>\n
Caprice Brown targeted the first victim on dating app Badoo in July 2020, pretending her name was ‘Zara’.<\/p>\n
She met him at the Jurys Inn on Birmingham’s Broad Street<\/a>, bringing another woman with her, supposedly for her ‘personal safety’.<\/p>\n FULL STORY: Aston Villa fan tied up, burnt with iron and robbed by sex worker in Birmingham hotel room<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n The victim, who was an Aston Villa fan, agreed to be tied up but then was brutally attacked by the pair who pressed a hot iron against his body and punched him.<\/p>\n Brown and the unidentified woman ran off with his wallet which contained his bank and store cards as well as his Villa season ticket.<\/p>\n They later used his card to buy a \u00a3999 iPhone from Argos. Brown was involved in a second similar incident in September that year.<\/p>\n This time the victim was contacted on Tinder by a woman named ‘Maia’. He arranged to meet her at the Britannia Hotel in Coventry<\/a>.<\/p>\n After talking with the woman in the room for a while Brown and accomplice Karissa Alfrez came out of the bathroom.<\/p>\n The victim agreed to be taped up and put in handcuffs, but then he was attacked and threatened with scissors.<\/p>\n The three women left with his phone and bank card which was later used to transfer \u00a31,000.<\/p>\n Brown, now 25, of no fixed address, was sentenced to nine years at Birmingham Crown Court<\/a> on December 15 after admitting two counts of robbery as well as fraud and assaulting an emergency worker.<\/p>\n But the mum-of-one was told she would only serve up to 40 per cent of the term in custody.<\/p>\n Judge Simon Drew KC said: “This sentence is designed to punish but not crush you.<\/p>\n “I hope at the end you see your son while he is still a child. You’ll be back with him soon enough.”<\/p>\n Earlier, he had told Brown he had read a ‘great deal’ about her from a pre-sentence report and psychiatric report.<\/p>\n Judge Drew said: “Your upbringing was extremely difficult and I would be wholly unfair to you if I didn’t acknowledge that straight away and recognise that put you in a very difficult position as a child and going into adulthood.”<\/p>\n Nevertheless, he described the robberies as ‘really nasty offences’, as they involved taking advantage of lonely men during the Covid<\/a> pandemic.<\/p>\n![\"The](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/12\/Jurys-Inn.jpg\")
The former Jurys Inn hotel on Broad Street, Birmingham city centre<\/p>\n![\"Damani](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/12\/0_Karissa-Alfrez-aka-Damani-Scott-Slue.jpg\")
Damani Scott-Slue who identified as a woman named Karissa Alfrez in 2020(Image: West Midlands Police)<\/p>\n![\"Caprice](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/12\/0_Caprice-Brown.jpg\")
Caprice Brown(Image: West Midlands Police)<\/p>\n